I agree Huggins is a good recruiter and a good coach.
But Huggins recruits on talent alone, and is never bothered by little things like the kids' character or his academic ability.
If you don't let those things slow you down, you can get some pretty good players.
But given all the 3, 4, and 5 star players, he hasn't made a big splash in the NCAA for a long time, at least not considering how many McDonald AllAmericans and Top 10 recruiting classes he had.
But none of his kids will graduate, many end up with criminal issues, and few if any ever have any lasting impact anywhere.
I hear all the time about how many players Huggins has put in the NBA.
But when you actually look, you find names like Tony Bobbitt, DeMarr Johnson, Corie Blount, Danny Fortson, Jason Maxiel, Ruben Patterson, Kenny Satterfield, Dontonio Wingfield, etc.
All mediocre/journeymen, no real impact players despite all the talent he had.
But Huggins recruits on talent alone, and is never bothered by little things like the kids' character or his academic ability.
If you don't let those things slow you down, you can get some pretty good players.
But given all the 3, 4, and 5 star players, he hasn't made a big splash in the NCAA for a long time, at least not considering how many McDonald AllAmericans and Top 10 recruiting classes he had.
But none of his kids will graduate, many end up with criminal issues, and few if any ever have any lasting impact anywhere.
I hear all the time about how many players Huggins has put in the NBA.
But when you actually look, you find names like Tony Bobbitt, DeMarr Johnson, Corie Blount, Danny Fortson, Jason Maxiel, Ruben Patterson, Kenny Satterfield, Dontonio Wingfield, etc.
All mediocre/journeymen, no real impact players despite all the talent he had.
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